Ossicle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 363
os'i-kl, n. a small bone. [Dim. of nr O iferous, ovsif'er-us, adj producing bone: $eol containing bones. [L os, and f ro to bear.J O ification, os-si-fi-ka's hun, n the change or state of being changed into a bony substance O ifrage, os'i-fraj, n the sen or bald eagle, comnton in the United States \J>) the bearded vulture, the largest of European hn ds (Lit "the bone-breaker,’ L. O ijrugns, breaking bones —os, and frag root of fra/igo, fraction, to break.] OSBify, osVf!, v.t to make into bane or into a bone-like substawe r to become bone.— — Pap. o 'ified [L o ifuo os, and jauo, to make.] 08Sivor0U8, os-siv'or-us, adj dovoumtg or feeding on bones. |L. os, and mo, to devour O uary, osYi-ar-t, n a place where the bones of the dead are deposited a harnel-house
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